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Dead Sea products?

Hi there, there are so many different brands selling Dead Sea products when I searched on Google. I would appreciate any advice on which is the best brand in your opinion and whether you bought it online. I am in London so I would prefer recommendations of shops/websites in the UK. With many thanks for any advice.

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  • 1 decade ago
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    Ahava is a fabulous brand and really do come from the Dead Sea. Try http://www.ahava.co.uk/

    Source(s): Ahava user
  • 7 years ago

    Hi every body,

    I used to have big problems with dead sea products, but am getting in better shape now. Here's a good site I found that really helped. It gave me great methods,and showed me what I was doing wrong before...there's even lots of free articles on the site...http://deadseaproductstore.com/

  • 1 decade ago

    Boots carry a good selection of Dead Sea products (I think they're called Dead Sea Source but am not sure), anyway the bigger stores should have them and my friend loves them!

  • 1 decade ago

    i personally think the Dead Sea products are a rip off....you can make your own sea salt products with regular sea salt.... i bought some of the Dead Sea products and they are no better than any other lotion, cleansers or any other one of their products you can buy...

    you can make the sea salt scrub with ordinary olive oil, sea salt and fragrant oil of yr choice...

    and btw, the sea salt scrub i bought from dead sea products went rancid after a few months and i had to throw it in the trash....waste of money if ya ask me....

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  • 1 decade ago

    Superdrug and Lloyds Pharmacy do good ranges

  • 1 decade ago

    ummm.... try nething

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